Use this section when you want to understand what Sepo can do after it is installed.
The docs use three terms consistently:
- Workflows are GitHub workflow files in
.github/workflows/. They define triggers, jobs, permissions, and dispatch boundaries. See Supported workflows. - Agent actions are route-level behaviors such as
answer,implement,fix-pr, andreview. They are selected by mention, label, approval, or workflow dispatch, and are implemented through workflow wiring plus prompts. See Agent actions. - Internal actions are shared composite GitHub Actions in
.github/actions/. They scaffold the runtime, resolve GitHub auth, and run agent tasks for workflows. See Internal actions.
Documentation model
These pages are hand-written for now. The desired long-term pattern is to keep small agent-doc metadata blocks near the YAML workflows, composite actions, and prompt files, then render this section from that metadata.
Until that renderer exists:
- Supported workflows is the canonical place for
.github/workflows/*trigger and route details. - Agent actions is the canonical place for route behavior, prompt consumption, session policy, and generated-doc metadata conventions.
- Internal actions is the canonical place for
.github/actions/*details.
Avoid duplicating action details in setup or architecture pages. Those pages should explain user-facing behavior and link here for workflow and action details.
Questions or feedback?
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@sepo-agent.